A maritime future for all
At Dockendale, we believe in a holistic approach to sustainability as it connects the dots between the many economic, environmental, and social aspects of our responsibilities. Our perspective on sustainability is shaped by the global nature of our operations and considers the diverse impacts and activities related to our business. We care deeply for our people and the communities where we operate, recognising our duty not only to the waters we navigate but, more broadly, at the health of our planet. After all, a thriving planet benefits everyone and enables a prosperous maritime future for all.
A relentless commitment to innovation drives our journey towards a greener future for maritime. We firmly believe in pushing the boundaries of what's possible, leveraging technology and best practices that ensure our vessels are more energy efficient while actively reducing our environmental footprint. We are always at the forefront of the latest innovation and work closely with our customers to identify the right set of solutions that can deliver both cost and environmental benefits.
For us, sustainability is not a destination so much as it is an ongoing journey. Here are some examples of steps we have taken to reduce our environmental impact:
We have partnered with Green Marine, a Copenhagen-based shipping company, to provide integrated technical management services for methanol dual-fuel ships, establishing new standards in environmentally responsible shipping.
Our fleet is designed for energy efficiency, with many vessels equipped with 'Green Passports' and Ballast Water Treatment Systems. In 2019, Dockendale was awarded "E-Zero" status by the U.S. Coast Guard for meeting strict environmental requirements.
We have LED lights installed on most of our fleet, reducing CO2 emissions. Additionally, Reverse Osmosis (RO) water filtration systems are introduced to eliminate single-use plastic water bottles, a common method of water consumption for crew.